Pearl - PBJV12-686 Top Tuned Artisan Weathered Oak 12"
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The Pearl PBJV12-686 djembe offers stable playing with its seamless synthetic body and Simulated Skin for a variety of climates. The conga-inspired Top Tuned mechanism simplifies tuning. The Artisan Weathered Oak finish adds an attractive aged wood look!
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Presentation
The Pearl PBJV12-686 djembe is based on a patented seamless synthetic body. This design helps to keep the instrument in shape when you're playing often, whether at home or out and about.
The Top Tuned system works with a circle and conga-style tie rods, and this logical principle makes tuning easier to understand for a musician used to conventional drum hardware. The included tuning key is handy for adjusting tension.
The Simulated Skin is designed to resist humidity. Finally, the Artisan Weathered Oak finish gives the djembe an attractive aged wood look. With this djembe, you've got a fun, all-round instrument that's perfect for the stage, the studio and playing with friends!
The Top Tuned system works with a circle and conga-style tie rods, and this logical principle makes tuning easier to understand for a musician used to conventional drum hardware. The included tuning key is handy for adjusting tension.
The Simulated Skin is designed to resist humidity. Finally, the Artisan Weathered Oak finish gives the djembe an attractive aged wood look. With this djembe, you've got a fun, all-round instrument that's perfect for the stage, the studio and playing with friends!
Other features
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Pearl PBJV12-686
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Djembe
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Series : Top Tuned Djembe
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Colour: Artisan Weathered Oak
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Drum material: Seamless synthetic (patented)
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Head: Synthetic (simulated skin)
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Tuning system: Tie rods (Top tuning)
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Diameter: 12" diameter
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Protection: Rubber ring at bottom edge
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Accessory included : Tuning key
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Care: The synthetic barrel is sensitive to extreme temperatures. Avoid prolonged exposure to 50°C or more.
